Pear Server: Task Approval & Community Feedback Update
Summary
This announcement addresses community concerns regarding the manual approval process for social media tasks on the Pear server. It clarifies that task verification is handled manually by admins without a fixed timeline. Additionally, the post highlights member feedback regarding the balance between referral-based growth and genuine user interaction within the community.
Guys, some Twitter tasks are not approved even though they are completed, such as comments.
Is it still the case?
hello boss yeah
not solve
I can send videos, but sending videos is blocked.
The comment section and the quote section are problem
Triple creator
Submit 3 Pear Clips across X, Instagram, or TikTok.(0/3)
Also, despite completing these sections for more than 12 hours, the point is still not completed.
These tasks are manually reviewed by the admins so it may take more time I suppose
any timeline for submission tasks?
That's right. There's no timeline. However, we'll have to wait and see for confirmation.
Boss, if it's not approved, how long do we have to report for manual approval? I mean, what's the maximum review time frame?
Let Micah answer bro
I am not aware of review timing for now
Appreciate your cooperation
thank you boss ok
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Thank you, boss. If you need me, I'm ready to help. And if not, I'd still enjoy being on your project.๐ฅ
hello boss i hop have a nice day.I think there are dozens of celebrities who use their referral codes with high points to solidify their place in the leaderboard with just one post and without doing anything or even an interaction on Discord like a hello.Even people who sign up through their referral codes have practically no activity on Discord and just give a message for confirmation in the Discord channel. Well, I think quantity is replacing quality here.I think you received this too.Well, I think now, the most important part for a project, and most projects, is the user interaction with the project.Which is usually possible on Discord.So it seems like we're seeing the opposite now. I hope that trend changes. Just a perspective from a small member of the big pear family.๐
